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Valley View Fire

Fire Fighters Quick Actions Saves Home

At around 7:45 Tuesday evening homeowners at 211 Sunny Wood Ln. reported a structure fire on their property. Within 9 minutes South Hays Fire crews arrived to find a 1,900 sq ft single story building with heavy fire through the roof, within five feet of the main home. Fire crews used a blitz attack to halt the progress of the fire and to protect the main home from damage. "Fighting fires without the availability of fire hydrants is difficult and problematic at best,” said Chief David Smith. "Our Fire Fighters chose the right tactic at the right time and the end result was they saved the main home" he said. The fire building was used as a storage/apartment for the family and was a total loss. Eleven Fire Fighters from South Hays and 2 Fire Fighters from Kyle Fire Department fought the fire. The cause is under investigation.

TFA Expands

Texas Fire Academy Set to Expand Services in 2009

The Texas Fire Academy, a division of the South Hays Fire Department, has hired two part time individuals to assist with the expansion of the courses offered by the entity. "Our goal, since the beginning, is to provide an education experience above the rest" said Academy Director Chief David G. Smith Jr. "Our two new employees and the current new relationships being formed with Fire and EMS Departments across Central Texas will define the future of the Texas Fire Academy and ultimately increase the level of service we provide our members and customers." For more information on TFA visit: www.texasfireacademy.com

LCRA Grant Pays Big Dividens

Equipment Purchased with LCRA Grant Already Saving Lives

The South Hays Fire Department recently took delivery of rescue equipment purchased from a Lower Colorado River Authority local projects grant which helps them respond to a wider variety of specialized rescue incidents. The items included in the purchase were swift water rescue gear, high angle rescue equipment, ropes, harnesses, carabiners and pulleys. The new gear arrived just in time to be used for two high angle rescues in August 2008.

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Jul 02, 2009 at 09:41 PM